Dozens of Burundi rebels killed in eastern Congo
By DW
30 November 2022 |
3:11 pm
The armies of the Democratic Republic of Congo and Burundi said they have dislodged the Burundian rebels from the town of Nabombi. Meanwhile, a cease-fire between with a separate rebel group, M23, appears to be holding.
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